Sentence examples for effect places from inspiring English sources

The relativist, in effect, places other speakers and their languages beyond our recognitional reach and thereby undermines the initial claim that they could be radically different or incommensurable.

On the other hand, celecoxib was not always at a disadvantage; past chronic NSAID use, which, according to the depletion of susceptibles effect, places patients at a lower risk for upper gastrointestinal events [ 19], was associated with a greater probability of being prescribed celecoxib than rofecoxib.

Finally, invoking the principle of double effect places this principle in jeopardy as a reasonable justification for many appropriate interventions in palliative care treatment; if this principle is brought into disrepute, it may be harmful to palliative care patients, society and the practice of medicine.

Mr. Kohl has in effect placed himself above the Constitution to which he repeatedly swore allegiance.

Central Ramallah and nearby Al-Bireh were in effect placed under curfew until Obama's departure.

And QE would have, through the portfolio-balance effect, placed some downward pressure on the dollar.

In January, new European Union rules took effect placing tighter restrictions on the redemption of coins.

Humanitarian agencies believe control of Ramouseh could in effect place the western half of the city, which is under regime control, under siege.

OK, as Jeff points out, extracted products like oil and presumably copper can be in effect placed in inventories by simply leaving the stuff in the ground.

In tort actions, something would be lost by doing this: damages that, in effect, place a high price on individual deaths can deter defendants from repeating their behaviour.

By agreeing on Thursday to buy Merrill Lynch's 20percentt stake in Bloomberg L.P., the financial data and news business that he founded, for $4.4 billion, Mr. Bloomberg, in effect, placed a public value of roughly $22.5 billion on his private company.